Wmmm
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Wmandchfldrai.
E. K. BANKS,
W Hotel Bloch
lam IOBWAIII
WE mt om
SATURDAY near 1'0
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fiECKWEAR
65c; 2 for $1.25
Our former $1.00 Pour-in-Eand.
EATS $3.85
We still have a good unort-
ment of those $5.00 and $0.00
values.“ M
Woolen Hooter:
$1.00, $125. $156. $2.10
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David Sheehan. of Washington. D.
C.. is spending a few days in Norwalk.
H. E. Burr, of Arch street, report-
ed to the policethat a valuable over-
coat belonging to him had been stol<
en from the Norwalk club last night,
The police are investigating.
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——\'ote for Edward J. Quinlan for
State Senator.
Charles Pratt, of 11 West avenue.
complained to the police that some
youngsters had stolen some chairs
from his pOIch. Patrolman \iilton
Lockwood investigated the complaint.
JOSEPH DAVIS
35 Washington St., S. Norwalk
EITY l5”
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-—-Old Well Hook 6‘: Ladder C.o
1ili hold their annual dance at Music
Hall on Nov. 3.
Dr L. M Allen complained to the
police last night about boys break-
“lg the hedge about his home and-
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--.ftemoon at 2:30 o'clr. :he, —-Pea Coal at Harris & Gans'
hurch parlors. A large attendance; '
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a. desired. 5 The degree of Eureka Rebekah
31.0ng No.12.0.0 F will be con
Florence Joslln. 323 Main fer-red at a meeting to be held on
is confined to the house with alFrlday evening, November 19th. and
' sr‘rained ankle thP F980": 0‘: there will be a relieaisal on the even—
I~<Iiling stone. while burning to' of Friday the 12th
aid .1 trolley.
Mrs
raw-t
~ Prize Waltz. Jazz Orchestra, Aer, , ’ _
mlilv Hall Norwalk. Thursday. 40c. Res’dent" °‘ ”3"“? ”he“ ““9 9"”
:tested to the police about the habit
'rlv- XIII-walk Kiwanis Club has been 'Cem‘ln young 19"“ MVP 10W?" ““0
rim with 1,, membership of u." lot making the street a public garage
i.- ii “i” soon be. increased
lkl\ lull ‘ (‘UHS are to bg u. 1.. inland leavina them there for a day or
‘ i1uu.l.:liiiies and More “ill be :I tVl'ci at a time.
u nt int» n infige of speak; rs with
n 0 Stamford Kiwanis Club—Stam—I
d Advocate.
—\'ote for Edward " Quinlan for
State Senator.
An invitation has been received by; Children. it is believe '-7
. 6 members of Eureka Rebekah lice. stoic the gates ce
I odzri. NO, 4‘), l. O. O. F. to attend at the Jewish Synneogue. Concord.
a ”uniting of Mary Rebekah Lodge and South Main streets last night.
i liidgcfivlii tomorrow cvcning."i‘he Kall’s were boiled together, but
utos will leave from in front Of they were taken from the hinges just
hr lmi'r
I (Il‘TO‘V
room. at 6:30 o'clock to- the same and have not been
evening and those membeis eled.
recov-
hii val’wrt lo Iitend are requested -———~—-—
0 notify I-‘r‘r-d Pitzer of Woodwaidl —Pea Coal at ilarrla & Guns.
Venue.
The \VOl‘llal‘ls \ssmialimi of the
South .\orualk (oiiziocntioiial (liurch
“ill meet “rdncsdm afternoon at
'i'tlock at the home of Mrs. E.
(‘I L r mil“: in thv surrounding-coun-
aiv- still rushed with liliflllll'HS
row of fiI’Illt‘S this year is almost
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prtu~riI'-Iitr»ii in size and it has iiotfliunlingtnn. No. 4 (‘ourlland pm".
nn ..~n~.;s.;..i Ilurini: tht‘ his! “While: Marcai‘et .‘.ic.‘l'lre will give an
k~q h" S" lmmlrt'ds 0f bags of lh" guildreSS on. "The Story of l‘olnntlf“
t H" T ”F ”' ”1“ mill )ards. “MW and there will flirt) be Polish music
usmvie or Imunds of apples or“ M - iAll interested are cordially invited-
\llilllt‘tl from neighboring, railroad m bp present.
‘tinns to
N1
' rcls of
lllhldf‘il points to be (on
into cider and thousands or ~~Old “’0" Hook & Ladder (‘0
llir- choice. fruit are Nineruill hold theii annual dance at Musk
lmmd to “hole-salon! in varionssinu” on Nov 3.
its. 'l‘lic unusually late season has
ilIIItI-Il thi- harw-sting and handling David “'ilsori. who was superintend-
the crop. put for tlzi- ltatcs Hat (”on since its or-
—~—- immizniinn S“\t'rlll years ago. rem-nil)
9pm iais {It New York Blinker—— ‘ rtsizlu-Il. :ll'lll his lilmw is now Oi‘f‘lllllt'd
Ull'l thik i‘fit' lb. Sirloin Steak lby l-Jslmnnii (i. Sam-r. -.\lr, Sour-r is an
i?! l’nilorliouse Steak 320 lb. Ribiold employee of the concern. :I skillwi
ll‘ilI (‘lltips 30c lb. Loin Lamb ChODSEImIter and in all ways fitted to carry
iii. inn Mr. “'ilson‘s work. time Iikn
linziny other lhdustmi-s. is ittii- uni-I
just now. but when business gets liu-li
‘aznin the local shop will be rrady to
we CARRY A FULL Linn
" 4-4 ’linndle its share of the linsinnss as
r o s 8! Q U A L I III Y mil as formerly —.\'ew Milford Times.
V “d ' The lit-st way to hrlp \our friends
PREMIER cnocoum and relatixcs in l-‘ iiropn is to son 1 foo-l
drafts drawn on the American Relief
Association. munngtii h) “t I‘Lit‘ll Hoo-
vet“.
tillsoii-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
of food may be purchased ill. the
SOUTH NUR\VALK 'l‘illlfl'l‘ COMPA-
NY. These drafts are handled with-
out profit and are the most practical
way of helpinc your friends and rein-
tives who may be in the districts cf—
ft‘cted ‘iiy famine conditions. '
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MONEY Is
POWER
There are luxuries
which’ you can get along
without now. so that
you may lav aside
money for the future»
when you may need
necessities. :1 ii- ...
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depositedin this
bank on or _ be-
fore Friday, the
th of ‘ LNov'em-
er, will draw in-
terest from No-
vember lst.
Commence today to
save for the “Rainy
Dam”. II i.’“’
Make our bank the
home for your savings.
Itissat'c. .‘titfiil
Ir .
4... 44.4.4, I 44244;; “1.4.- LL,
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to 5" iby parking their cars on the street.
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Drafts representing definite amount‘
The Norm“ club? d! have “open'
'rhouae t. A m ”In W
been mailed to bundle election m
turns. _
At the Craftsmen“: club tonight: it
Will be 'ladles' nixht.’ Election 11‘-
turn: will be redived over a special
win. Refreshments will be served,
SOCIAL NOTE»
BARRm—FAgl'BY. ‘
ly immediate
In the presence of
friends 0 {the family. Mia Gabrielle
Fagothey. of California. waswunited in
.marrlage to Edward Guest Barritt. of
New York city. by Rev. DeWitt 1‘. Van
Doren at. the First Baptist church yea-
terday afternoon. The bridesmaid was
Miss Mary Fagothey. sister of the
bride. while the best’ man wa- Albert
Wile.
Miaa Fagothey in the niece of Mra.
George c. Lockwood of 47 High ltrcet
with whom the former has made her
home‘ during her my in the city.
Mrs. Lockwood. however. in travelling
in California. Only a few friends 0!
the family were present when the
ceremony was performed.
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Charles S. Greenwood
Is Allowed to Vote
HARTFORD. Nov. 2.——A'mon3 the
questions relating to \oting today
which haxe been submitted to Attor-
nei- -Generai Frank E. Healy is anal
which involved the right of Charles S.
Greenwood. of Vl’insted. formerly of
Norwalk. prixatc secretary to Con-
gre ssman James 1’. Glynn of the Fifth
District. to vote. Mr Healcy has giv-
en an opinion to the secretary of state
which enabled Sir. Greenwood to cast
his ballot today. Mr. Greenwood
claimed that he waaan ei'nploye of the
gm ernment as the Congressman'a cec-
retary and had a right to vote not-
withstanding a technical objection on
the ground of residence. and the opini-
on of the attomey- -general sustains his
position.
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Another Wife Living;
‘laiminc that her husland had a'
win «ind ('llllll living .Ii the time he
-m.IIrio-Il th- on July 2?. last. Mrs.
IMabIl Stninl- ui‘ \‘orwalk has filed an
action for .innulmcnt or her marriage
t Chaiies ll. Strnub of South Nor-
w. . which Ott‘lll‘l‘t-Il at Stat-16rd.
lillw. (3. Paul of Bridgeport. yew
lel‘Ilziy iii :1 petition for a divorce
from his w Mrs. Arline L. Paul. all-
so of this ci A\liom he married on
.lier-cmher :8 1904.33;- deserted him
‘in l‘llli h. sms IN." um: ‘r
for children is askv-Ii ll)‘ imfii‘l"
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—NOTICE—
l -—All persons are hereby forbidden’
to cite credit to my wife Maryi
(\lolly) Bmelim on my amount.
Alfred J Boreum.
—Sentlnel Want Ad". Bring Goal
mu.
- lone responded
Last evening a number. of friends.
head- of the varioul departmenta‘ of
Cluett. Peabody & 00.. inc" together
with their wives and huabanda. gave
Thomas J. Malone the surprise of hi-
life. at hie home. No. 13' Lincoln awe-
ug. The event wan the fifth anniver-
‘ of his arrival at South Not-walk
as superintendent of the laundry.
Mr. ”alone was very much interest-
ed in a game of checkers. and was ren-
dered speechless. a very unusual oc--
curence. when the crowd stormed in
upon him.
Games were arranged and played or
which Mrs? “'illiam Stone. Henry
Kennel. and Steven Luyblanovnz were
the prize winners. Henry J. Kenn-
made himself eapeclally famous by
very good drawing which was done in
two minutes time. 7
After the games G. H? Barnes. in a
few fitting- remarh‘ presented Mr.
Malone with a beautiful basket of the
fruita of the moon. to which Mr. Ma-
in a feéling manner.
He spoke of the hearty co—operatlon
of all present. In the past. and cheer-
ful manner in which all worked. He
hoped that it would be a continuation
of good fellowahip. which bring'a' so
much joy in life. '
Following this. Miss Alice Wilson
presented Mr. Malone with a beau“-
ful bouquet of 5 huge chryaanthe-
mums. representing the 5 year. of
work spent in the South Nor-walk fac-
tory. Miss Wit-on spoke of the great
change that had taken place in Mr.
Malone'a countenance from the day
he came to the prcaent day. which
proved that he had been treated well
and appreciated by all. Mr. Malone
responded in a word of thanks.
Miaa \Vilaon then presented Mn. C.
Stoutcnburg Bailey with a. bouquet of
7 chrynnthemums. in commemora-
tion of her 7th anniversary as forelady
at the South Norwalk factory of
Cluett. Peabody 6: (70.. Inc. Mm. Bai-
ley responded ina few well chosen
words.
Refreshments were served and mu-
Iaic indulged in after which all preaent
deported and voted that they
spent a most pleasant evening.
--Old Well Hook & Ladder CO.
had
i'lll hold their annual dance at Music
=Hall on Nov. 3.
“Your Medicine la 0. K."
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Mrs. (‘has Rule. New Diggins. Wis,
If
writes: ""m":
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0‘. r. 'a c x b :
clue is all you say it ‘Ia.
i would never be without it. ran
may use my name." Foley‘s Honey
and 'l‘ar acts quickly. checks coughs,
colds and croup. cuts the phlegm,
opens air passage and allays irrita-
tion. it stops aleepdisturbim: cough-
ing at night. Children like it. Con-
tains no opiahs.
Still-on. Powell Corporation.
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BALDIESS-
HAIR GROWN ON MR. 3mm: BALD HEAD BY
INDIANS'
“I Ihiny.
strong. lustroul hair: 5'» l.- ace of baldneu.
her. are from In, photographs.
Iryul: various hair lotion
(refine-nu. ctc..
Cherokee Indian
elixir that he untreated
-g. ., ._.-_ .,._.-- - ..a...c
day, into a healthy nth.
my outhful days. no
I accounted
preparing this
P5915 91ml ball.
m nau and man. also ychildren.
cat to]!!! in that hair roots rare
Ila-fir fella out through dandrufl fever,
or- other disorders. I
the roots become
scalp. covered by hard
remain for a time “1.3
a bottle which
poo: (which con
In?
acute: to the hair.
making it brittle.
ole-eut- ol ultra
vitality v- the "an
‘raove roa vounsm
Wm
be obtained .
takeout.“ no)“ my ’9 and
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2300.00 “but!” Fania.“ mu
shady“
Indians’ Secret of Hair Growth
At a time when I had become discouraged at
l are sewn. in my travqia. a
"medicine man
he: I w: anniihduud hp 3 {tripartite any rand HIM mild].
Obviously. the hair route In:
the scalp awaiting the {militia
{Cr [3‘ fl”.
mm elixir. aw called K
the recipe put into practical fan: by a chain.
that my own hair growth was wt has been
reported satisfactory total“
flow YOU May Grow YOUR Halt
experts that ottcn when lid: “I! out
lubed
dental:
MYSTHIIOUS HAIR GROWER
My head at the top rad back no absolutely bald. The scalp
An expert r: -l that as he thought the hair mu were
extinct. and there was no i «:1» of my ever having a new hair growth.
Yet now. at an age Iver 6'). l have a luxuriant rm I71 I011.
The picturea about
a. l unica. lpecialilu’
who h: d an
would grow my hair.
Although I had but little faith 1 gave it a trial. Frunflflfihflo '
To my me a light In: ma a ppeand.
II (M
and er. lea. my hair war as pulling-z
not been dead. hit m (lot-ant n
f potency clung“ mater-ions 0:110.
uto I o hump or
m ‘3‘ but
sauna
ly die even when
excessive dr
have been to by
dad within the
akin to that they
Win or seed: in
mfm
tail alkali” and
a: they dry it.
a...“ the”
villi sin :01
old-fl.
had-.1: ‘
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M';mmaraammmr.qu‘r¢kcax -'
SoldbyFraukH.Bax¢ar.fl.A.lead
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Reception and Inspection Day of our
new Banking quarteré today, from three
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The home of Hart, Sch
polls and casting her first vote tor'
him. A alight cold mike:- 11-!
doors yesterday, but she said aha felt
much mgr today.
Vacation plan are in (mm
for Mr and In. Harding. but do
tall: have 1:!“ been unmask! be
A acclud place probably
selected no that should .Xr. audits
be victorious, he could escape much
or the annoyance which comes to a
president-elect.
litany of his admirers confident of
a Republican victory. already have
given blur the attention: of a po-
tential president. and the inevitable
of once-cookers has be-
. Requests ‘ for appointment to
position. ranging from Cabinet mow
am‘ the.” reached W: M
quarters in Quantity. and there has
been a rush for poatmaaterahlpe by
many who are not aware that recent
legislator it. put these million:
under the civil service.
One or those who clot-ed to son"
as secretary of state. wrote the r -
tor that although he was young . a "
inexperienced, he had honest pi
on and high aiuu, and was w
to take advice. 1“: name never
been heard of before, by the ca
date or hi: adviaera here.
Precinct C of the Fourth Ward
Marlon. is the senator's voting pla
today. fl. returned, a Demon“
maturity, at the last election. but the
local Republican managers predicted
that it would go for Harding by a
big’margin today.
ESPERANTO. mun 1mm.
wms FISHERHl-YS s 111115
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HALIFAX. N. 8.. Nov. 2.-—The
Gloucester schooner Esperanto came
from behind in a heart gripping race
yesterday and won from the hunen-
burg schooner l‘lclawana. by 7 min-
utes and 15 seconds. ofl‘lcial time.
thereby clinching the cup and 81.000
in prize money.
The win gave two straight Victoria
to the United State- in the interna-
tional series between the Nova Scotia
fishermen and their Massachusetts
rivals. and thereby determined the
event for this year.
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‘0 mo
killed. thin atoning. at 7:30 o'clock.
inlet: bl- mm left the rent and
. 00v" amj
m. Nov. a—Mm: Kama;
0
am nearing gear. Mr. Kaitiel
leaves a will" and two am
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QOKSTANTINOP Nov. 1.——l“if—
t5 thou-and refugee- llcclnz before
the advance of the Rue-tau Bolshe-
vlki in Northern Cflmea. an- attent-
tb find chip- to bring them to
at city. Allied representatives here.
howevmr have advised Sebastopol
that there in no room in Constantin—
ople for them.
NEBRASKA? mu AT POLO
NW YORK. No! 2.——~Univeuity
of Nebraska' a heavv football team in-
vaded the Polo Grounm. today. to
test the pm of the Rutgera Col~
loge eleven. Graduates of the Weat»
em institution in the that planned to
turn out in force and root (or the
corn-buckets. A box was reaerved for
General John J. Pershing. an alum-
um. and former instructor in Mellie-
itzct‘r-a in the llnivcrdty.
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A few cents buys
After a few applications you M
Ind a fallen hair or any m
besides every hair shows new Mb.
vigor. brightness, more color and
abundance. .
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FIR-WELL l
. You WELL?
‘ AT ALL-
4.3%.?! olive STORES
stop. The Tickle (
Stops Hair Comimmr"
Thickens. Beautifis.
"mam" ‘
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Heal. the Throat and Cure the 00"
HAYES’ HEALING HONEY. PH“
351?. A free Box of GROV 0-m-
TRA‘I‘E BALVE for Ch Cola.
Head Colds and Group
in enclosed
“with every bottle...
WWI-Bill
“There surely must be something
at one bottle.
strengthen myself or i would get sick
next time.
they didn' t help me at all
your-building invest-
ment against decay. Paint .
coata leaa than repairs.
Uupdnhd bulldog- beglt‘i to
W at once. Bond-warp.
Nail-filooun. Window nah-a
aancayutaanIdIu‘lih.
Well tad building! an al-
waya ’ekly routed at advanc-
ing rat-u.
Patton’s
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and started taking it. 1 thought that at
that first dose was going down. it seemed to make my shoulder. go mm
i kept at it and alter i took the brat
bottloa l found I had gained twelve pounds and was feeling III the Hit
give me a sort of bracing feeling.
condition. ldon’tfeelaoiflneoda
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DEA...
William Herd “I read the formula in the newspaper and l remand
names of some of the herbs that are put in it. so I thought l'd take a
I'd been trying three and tour bottles of all kinda of
two years. ever since i had pneumonia. but hadn’ t been able to get any
The doctor had told me that l was weak my lungs were weak "'1!
He told me the names of some tonic: and i I
When 1 heard of Roo‘l‘onic a couple on
taking Roofl‘onic for it a the beat tonic in the world.
if you let \inter catch you
down condition you are taking chances with
there are pneumonia. flu andoiber diseases M
to get a atranzle hold on vour system Hurry 1:. II. k' .
Roo'l‘onic to Firemen you and build you 69 W a
real cold weather come!
Roo‘l‘ouic contains:
Ludger fist-in largely endorses this medicine.
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tn Roo'l‘onic that is good."n
ml.
dlhad
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last l had found what I wanted.
again and probably
medicine now but [at 50h; to
Ina‘v
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«rear. And it
pm years of extra m be-
came it la aim-loads: paint clun-
iiov. qul ty. made without
m
manna-alumna.
ABE COHEN
141 Washington St. ,
South Nat-walk, Conn.
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plaint of «lay.
"i tried several tonic: or tic-called tonice but I want to
Woman- Hood Tonic ia the only one that helped me.
‘aevere headache for years
iwilched all the time.
of Woman Hood Toni
Store, 8 North Main St.
The percentage of women who suffer with weak nerves la econ.
.m an" héanacbcs. trembling spells and inability to sleep is the couhou
one of the millions. who has
come forth with a daft-man we‘llng how she regained
iheraelf of none trouble. We shall that "We her name in
‘polic: or treating all matters of this kind in confidence.
and lately i was run down and il
Ev lug got on my nerves and l couldn' t
the children playing wit ting cross. But since taking the ma
nenous feeling has disappeared, I've no
headaches and I’m back to almost in) {critter weight. "
Woman-Hood Tonic is sold by Mead’s
beeuloalllotad. -.
hrr cumming-g“Iii
She IO”: "'
i had on!”
accordance m it .
say rim mull
Am l2 WWW lllSllEllin
mantra-.11, pit-bed
mammmmvnminmnmm.
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it madeamauofflu'jr”
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Mandrake Root. Turtle 3m
Gentlan Root. Fennel Seed Kava Kava. Dandelion
Root. Buckthom Bark. Chamomile Flowers, Jun}-
‘.ea Angelica Root. and Unicorn Roct.
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BEST WAY
to Help your triads} '
and relatives in
Europe is ti hi
rOO’O' some
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win «In» an“: M‘ I.
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Limit 5 lbs. at this price with purchase of_
onelb. olTeaoerfee. *
'Ciniecooeesiipiane). onion:
SUGAR!
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